RE: Fear
Some in this thread have repeatedly, and with good intentions, beat on this poor and dying horse. There are thousands of reasons to fear COVID-19. Like many here, I am not fearful of dying -- but I am fearful for my aged parents, aged friends, and close loved-ones working in healthcare. No statistics about the flu or age are going to allay my fears -- my concerns are valid as are many others'.
My point is this: fear is normal and usually healthy. It's a call to action. Don't be shamed out of it, but don't sit on it. Channel whatever energy it musters in you to do something helpful (and sane). In my case -- I have informed my love ones in the least annoying way possible, I've made arrangements that I can go care for them if they become sick, and I've bought extra supplies that I've been gifting. I know some friends thought I was crazy, but everyone knew it came from a good place. I took control of the unknown the best I could and I'm, for now, the most content I've been since February.
If you're fearful, figure out your ''why" and handle it. Pro tip: Neurotically self-soothing and using your nervous energy to tell others to relax is NOT a healthy or constructive outlet -- many world governments and health agencies have used that approach, but it's only had the opposite effect.